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Lawyer Stefan Levashki
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The Association of Public Prosecutors saw the spirit of Bai Ganyu and demanded the punishment of the defender who had violated the Ethical Doctrine
The Association of Prosecutors in Bulgaria has asked the Supreme Bar Council to punish renowned Plovdiv lawyer Stefan Levashki for his Facebook comment under a December 29 post by Radoslav Bimbalov.
Then one of the big fans of Boyko Rashkov and critics of Boyko Borisov mocked the intention of the prosecutor’s office to call the Interior Minister as a witness for “Hemus”. The owner of an advertising agency compares the spokeswoman of the city prosecutor’s office with “seductive Snow White. The following are the 194 comments below the post and one of them is by lawyer Levashki.
“Snow White from the prosecutor’s office – reminds me of an animated porn film from my youth,” wrote the Plovdiv resident.
Hours later, the prosecutors’ association demanded that the lawyer be punished for “an extremely ugly and vulgar statement.” Prosecutors see in Levashki the spirit of Bai Ganyo and expressing in the most ugly way disrespect for society, the judiciary and the prosecutorial profession.
“I wrote much sharper comments on Facebook – both to Tsatsarov and to Geshev, but such a reaction has not been so far. I don’t know where this fire on my head came from, it must be some kind of Plovdiv benefactors “, suspects Levashki, asked by” 24 Chasa “for comment.
Levashki explained that he did not write the comment as a lawyer in order to be held accountable under the Lawyer’s Code of Ethics, but as a citizen from the couch at home. Under Bimbalov’s post there were over 4,000 likes and over 300 comments, which Levashki had not read, but suggested that there were many more colorful ones.
“How did the prosecutor’s office pay attention to mine? I come to the conclusion that there is a supervising prosecutor either for Bimbalov or for me,” the lawyer suspected, adding that he simply made an association from Bimbalov’s post and shared it, but if the time came to seek responsibility for associations, things did not go well.
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